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18. What if people value nature? Climate change and welfare costs. (2020). Batu, Michael ; Arbex, Marcelo.
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19. The distributional effect of climate change on agriculture: Evidence from a Ricardian quantile analysis of Brazilian census data. (2020). Depaula, Guilherme.
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21. WAEA Presidential Address: Moving Agricultural Policy Forward: Or, There and Back Again. (2020). Belasco, Eric.
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22. Genetically Modified Rootworm-Resistant Corn, Risk, and Weather: Evidence from High Dimensional Methods. (2020). Goodwin, Barry ; Aglasan, Serkan ; Rejesus, Roderick.
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23. Crop Failures from Temperature and Precipitation Shocks: Implications for U.S. Crop Insurance. (2020). Perloff, Jeffrey ; Wu, Ximing ; Schlenker, Wolfram ; Sears, Molly.
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24. Crowding out or crowding in? The influence of subsidised crop insurance on climate change adaptation. (2020). Doidge, Mary.
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27. Climate Change and Occupational Health: Are There Limits to Our Ability to Adapt?. (2019). Dillender, Marcus.
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28. Socially Beneficial Rationality: The Value of Strategic Farmers, Social Entrepreneurs, and For-Profit Firms in Crop Planting Decisions. (2019). Liu, Yan ; Wang, Wenbin ; Hu, Ming.
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32. Adaptation to Climate Change via Adjustment in Land Leasing: Evidence from Dryland Wheat Farms in the U.S. Pacific Northwest. (2018). McCarl, Bruce ; Mu, Jianhong E ; Zhang, Hongliang.
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33. Climate change and agriculture: farmer adaptation to extreme heat. (2018). Rud, Juan Pablo ; Oteiza, Francisco ; Aragon, Fernando M.
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34. Quantifying the Similarity in Perceptions of Multiple Stakeholders in Dingcheng, China, on Agricultural Drought Risk Governance. (2018). Wu, Yaoyao ; Wang, Jingai ; Guo, Hao.
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36. Households and heat stress: estimating the distributional consequences of climate change. (2018). Hallegatte, Stephane ; Bangalore, Mook ; Park, Ji Sung ; Sandhoefner, Evan.
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37. Adaptation to climate change via adjustment in land leasing: Evidence from dryland wheat farms in the U.S. Pacific Northwest. (2018). McCarl, Bruce ; Mu, Jianhong E ; Zhang, Hongliang.
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38. Adaptation with climate uncertainty: An examination of agricultural land use in the United States. (2018). McCarl, Bruce ; Abatzoglou, John T ; Mu, Jianhong E ; Zhang, Hongliang ; Sleeter, Benjamin.
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41. Warming temperatures will likely induce higher premium rates and government outlays for the U.S. crop insurance program. (2018). Tack, Jesse ; Coble, Keith ; Barnett, Barry.
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42. How does a Fraud Mitigation Program Influence Insurance Claims filing Behavior? Evidence from the Spot Check List Program in U.S. Crop Insurance. (2018). Zheng, Xiaoyong ; Rejesus, Roderick ; Park, S ; Goodwin, G.
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43. Does Crop Insurance Enrollment Exacerbate the Negative Effects of Extreme Heat? A Farm-level Analysis. (2018). Tack, Jesse ; Regmi, Madhav.
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44. Climate econometrics: Can the panel approach account for long-run adaptation?. (2018). Mérel, Pierre ; Merel, Pierre ; Gammans, Matthew.
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45. Do crop insurance programs preclude their recipients from adapting to new climate conditions?. (2018). Dall'erba, Sandy ; Chen, Zhangliang.
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46. Climate impacts on agricultural land use in the USA: the role of socio-economic scenarios. (2017). Abatzoglou, John T ; Antle, John M ; Mu, Jianhong E ; Sleeter, Benjamin M.
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48. In the Shadow of the Mushroom Cloud: Nuclear Testing, Radioactive Fallout and Damage to U.S. Agriculture. (2017). Meyers, Keith.
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50. Effect of the Federal Crop Insurance Program on Cover Crop Adoption. (1999). Rejesus, Roderick ; Connor, Lawson ; Marlow, Scott.
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